Figürliche Darstellung (Fragment) 

This charcoal drawing, titled "Figürliche Darstellung (Fragment)," is a work by the Dutch artist Barend Graat (1628-1709). The work, which is housed in the Städel Museum, depicts a group of figures in a landscape setting. The central figures are a reclining woman and a seated man, likely representing a mythological scene. Graat, known for his skill in rendering human anatomy and drapery, utilizes the soft charcoal to create a nuanced sense of light and shadow, enhancing the three-dimensional nature of the figures. The drawing serves as a testament to Graat's mastery of drawing and his contribution to the Baroque style of art.